The Role of 3D Digital Twins and IIoT on the Road to Decarbonization of Buildings | SPONSORED
There are major opportunities to reduce emissions from buildings via greater energy efficiency through the use of technology. Capitalizing on those opportunities requires aligning incentives among builders, owners, and tenants to favor upfront fees and the implementation of varying technologies that reduce both emissions and long-term costs. In this session, our speakers will explain how 3D digital twins and IIoT technologies are being used in the battle to fight climate change and decarbonize buildings.
During this interactive discussion participants will better understand:
How the use of digital twins and IoT sensor data can help building managers better understand energy usage within a building or portfolio of properties.
How an intuitive UI that is viewable from a desktop and/or mobile platform simplifies how energy is monitored and managed from anywhere and at any time.
How future features will allow for control of the building while giving users the ability to set alerts when energy consumption exceeds normal thresholds.
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